Jakub Kuczmarski

This pull request does not change output of any function and `utils.second_pass_render` is already covered in existing tests. It only affects performance for cases described in #9 . So do...

As I understand the code: In first pass rendering everything outside of `{% phased %}...{% endphased %}` blocks is rendered as usual. What's inside those blocks has appended pickled version...

As far as I remember I considered boxes produced by `MakeBoxes` to be the only valid ones, and `MakeBoxes` gives boxes with strings. But e.g. `MakeExpression` is more lenient and...

Similarly to linked answer, workaround for this problem is to replace internal function, used by `CellsToTeX`to convert `TemplateBox`es, with builtin one: ```Mathematica CellsToTeX`Internal`templateBoxDisplayBoxes = BoxForm`TemplateBoxToDisplayBoxes; ``` I guess I was...

Yes it's possible. It should more or less work out of the box. The thing is that `TraditionalForm` is designed to look like traditional mathematical expressions as produced by ordinary...

If you want to keep cell labels, just without the numbers, you can use `label` option. To automatically change labels in all cells you can redefine appropriate cell styles, as...

> I'm not able to insert the output after Out[] keeping the TraditionalForm. Put relevant code inside `mmaCell` environment. You should also change "verbatim environment" to something that is not...

Graphics included by `mmacells` commands is always typeset inside [latex3 coffin](https://www.ctan.org/pkg/xcoffins). You can control typesetting of this coffin using `pole1`, `pole2`, `xoffset` and `yoffset` options. To put coffin handle in...

By default `mmacells` macros don't pass any options to `\includegraphics`. So e.g. `\mmaCellGraphics{Output}{filename}` under the hood calls `\includegraphics[]{filename}` (without any options). If you want to pass options to underlying `\includegraphics`...

Since `mmacells` provides two macros calling `\includegraphics`, you may want to set separate default values for them. This can be done using `graphics` and `cellgraphics` keys (and their `more...` and...